[ken crane]

sorry i dont mean to be a turd in the punch bowl but...no one told me not to let my battery get below 3.5 volts on my ar7100. look at my avatar. that is what happened. i keep that picture to remind me how important details are. 167 f is pretty darn hot . if the inside of any plane is getting this warm more than the reciever may be affected. looking back to the beginning of this thread it was started on the 25th of last month. mean testing and a correction takes way more time than that. if people are having issues in high ambient temps the first thing that should be done before just bashing the product is fix the high ambiant temp problem. 2.4 is new in relation to 14 mz. that has been tested and beat to death for the last 30 years. we are now the guys that were the guys that shook the bugs out then. things are going to happen. we might not like it but its a fact no matter how hard you try and force a product to fail it will fail in a way no one ever expected. in the world i live in i am mrfixit. we find the problems, duplicate the problem , duplicate it again and again. give the engineers the facts and only the facts no emotion. they sort out the issue and either say it is as we designed it or produce a fix. yes people loose planes it sucks i know been there done that. its the chance we take by being the first. i have to say i wouldnt swap my dx7 (or 2.4) for any reason unless they banned it. the advantages far out weight the negs.i am sure that this will be sorted out just as spektrum has fixed their issues. no punches thrown here just trying to shed light on the facts.